That little extra on a habitual bases is my definition of "extraordinary". Extraordinary things are not achieved only by supernatural powers or extra-terrestrial forces. Its the doing of the ordinary with the little extra that amounts to achieving the extraordinary. Placing little brick one on the other, continuously for a period of time was what created the magnificent and supernatural pyramids of Egypt. which today is one of the seven wonders of the world.
Life is a just employer it gives anything demanded of it, but only to those that want it most. In its fairness you are allowed to set your wages(value) and then you bear the task. Nothing comes for nothing, nothing ever does, Even in Free-town there is no free launch.
Your Ambition is priceless, its the drive for your success. The common mark of all archivers has been the unequaled DRIVE(passion), which saw them through difficulties, sometimes just some inches past the mark of the quitters. Chasing a passion and not the money.
So therefore, they aren't supernatural, they just possess the little extra fuel that the majority lack.
How then can this passion be manufactured, that little extra? Or where can it be gotten? Well its just as common as it is rare. I'll put it more accurately, there are no stores or supermarkets for them, they can only be gotten within yourself, when your state of determination reaches a threshold, past the point of all doubt. The state of absolute faith - Assured expectation of things hoped for and the evident demonstration of reality though not beheld.
So in the short words of Sir Ralph Waldo Emerson - "The only way to discover the limits of possibility is to go beyond them, into the impossible" to the realm of the extraordinary."
The average man's limits of possibility includes - The 8hour workday, the idea that persistent physical labour equals success, the preference of job security over financial security. e.t.c to mention a few.
Are you ready to migrate to the realm of the extra-ordinary? You have to dig deeper.
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